Deafness Cured in One Hour by Dr Wilson at Boston Lecture
The article reports that hundreds were cured of deafness by Dr. Wilson during a free one hour treatment at the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons headquarters in Boston. It lists four individuals with prior hearing loss and their improved ability to hear distant speech and whispers after treatment. An eye and ear examination is offered privately at the Boston office each weekday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses I. Newcomb
London &J
Boston
Charles N. Hall
Main St
Walpole
Daniel Carr
Alexander Dixon
Kinniard St
Cambridgeport
National Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Boylston Street
New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Like Miller's Scheme Arrests Shocks New York
William F. Lyons, named as president of the Guarantee Investment Company at 184 Fulton Street, was arrested today amid an investigation into a scheme resembling the Miller case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William F. Lyons
Guaraantee Investment Company
No. 184
Fulton Street
Lyons Investment Case Under Police Court Bail
Police Court set bail at $2000 on larceny and false pretences charges. Investors in Lyons's scheme were told of a 10 percent weekly return. Mrs Lyons claimed the business involved betting on horse races and that favorable betting could guarantee weekly profits, asserting careful records of horses jockeys and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Investors in Franklin Syndicate Face Uncertain Recovery
Boston area investors tell of small initial gains then losses in the Franklin Syndicate of New York run by Miller now in custody. Amelia Yeaton and Mary De Luce say they will not pursue refunds, opposing lawyers’ fees as the receiver handles the case and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Franklin Syndicate
New York
Miller
Amelia F. Yeaton
Somerville
Mary J. de Luce
Cross Street
Charlestown
Editors On Southern Trip By New England Editorial Association
The New England group of the National Editorial Association leaves Boston for New Orleans to attend the convention March 1 to 3. Delegates include Wells, Hall, Barrows, Winship, Baldwin, Prescott, Bolles, Robbins, Puffer, Fairfield, Jarvis, Fairbanks, Smith, Wilson, Brewster, Hale, Proctor, and Londoner, traveling via Gulf States and Atlantic coast with Mardi Gras in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
National Editorial Association
Massachusetts Press Association
Suburban Press Association of New England
Boston
New Orleans
National Association
St. Charles Hotel
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
New York
Christopher H. Wells
The
Free Press
Somersworth
N. H
E. A. Hall
Gazette
Greenfield
Louise L. Barrows
News
Jamaica Plain
Edith A. Winship
Journal of Education
J. 8. Baldwin
Spy
Worcester
Annie L. Prescott
Etta M. Prescott
Patriot
Quincy
J. A. Bolles
New Milford
Conn
George W. Prescott
C. W. Robbins
Enterprise
Oldtown
L. M. Puffer
Record
Stoughton
Charles T. Fairfield
Rutland
Dr. Willam E. Jarvis
G. C. Fairbanks
Bulletin
Natick
J. 8. Smith
Standard
Rockland
T. P. Wilson
Star
Winchester
L. W. Brewster
Journal
Portsmouth
H. B. Hale
East Hartford
Francis Proctor
Times
Gloucester
Denver Republican
Mayor of Haverhill Declines Militia Petition
In Haverhill on February 20 a Post representative asked Mayor John C. Chase why he would not sign a petition to Governor Crane seeking a second militia company. The mayor said Socialists as a body oppose war and preparation for war, calling it a menace to progress and claiming the Socialist party will abolish it. Aldermen Flanders Scates and Bean were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
John C. Chase
Crane
Socialist Party
Flanders
Scates and Bean
Socialist Opposition Blocks Militia Yet Wins Majority Support
The Socialist faction in the aldermanic council refuses to sign the petition but the majority led by Aldermen Atwood Bul lock and Burnes and Rollech will pass the order and send it to Governor Crane. Mayor Chase condemns extra militia as wasteful and morally wrong while a Socialist source notes Social Labor and Social Democrats oppose the company though they lack a board majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Bullock and Burnes
Rollech
Crane
Chase
Haverhill
Social Labor Party
Social Democrats
Duel Ambitions Stir Paris Betting Over Castellane Rodays Feud
Paris betting pools across clubs on Count Boni de Castellane and Le Figaro editor Rodays as a possible duel looms after Le Figaro articles. Rodays warns Castellane may misuse US funds while Castellane supporters back him, and a fresh duel trigger may arise if a face slap is used to bypass court action.
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Paris
Jockey
Automobile
Military
Boni de Castellane
Rodays
le Figaro
New York
Castellano
Castellane
United States
le Matin
Casttellane
Western Union
Senate election committee questions Clark on expenses
The Senate committee on elections resumes cross examination of Senator Clark of Montana. He says the expense memorandum was drawn from his bank books and that he destroys checks and stubs semiannually. Clark claims no campaign expenditure filing was made and that later money covered prior costs, not candidacy.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Elections
Clark
Montana
Death of James D Campbell proprietor of National Plating Works
James D Campbell owner of the National Plating Works at 8 Sudbury street died at his Somerville home yesterday at 8 am from a complication of diseases. He had been ill since last summer. The funeral will be from his late home at 40 Mansfield street Somerville at 2 pm Thursday.
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James D. Campbell
National Plating Works
Sudbury Street
Somerville
Mansfield Street
Curley
Roxbury
Thomas C. Curley
Faxon Street
Mission Church
Murphy
Charlestown
Celia
Frank Murphy
North Ind
Chelsea Street
St. Catherine's Church
Campbell
Lillie H
Charles IF
Rhisa Campbell
Vincent
Joseph Leo Vincent
St. Joseph's Church
Union Square
Gi Donovan
Dorchester
Ellen Donovan
John Donovan
Church Street
Meeting House Blill
St. Peter's Church
Meety Hiense Hill
Fort Hill
Hershey
Paul A
Scott I
Georgiana EK
Hershes
Mirst Presbyterian Church
Ubto
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Safe Stomach Digestion Aid
The ad argues most people suffer indigestion with varying symptoms and credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with rest and digestion aid. It details a self test using a boiled egg, lists ingredients like aseptic pepsin and diastase, and claims broad health benefits. Available for 50 cents in the US, Canada, and Europe, with free literature from F A Stuart Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
Europe
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Hatson's Defenders Burial At Arlington
The remains of eighty soldiers will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. Most died in Cuba during the Spanish American War or in Porto Rico thereafter. Bodies were brought home on the transport Bufford and other ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Cemetery
Arlington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Bufford
Windsor Hotel Fire Victim Wins Probate for Miss Annie Taylor Morgan
New York Feb 20 Surrogate Thomas upheld probate for the will of Miss Annie Taylor Morgan who died in the Windsor Hotel fire. He ruled the evidence, though circumstantial, proves her death and found no insanity or undue influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
Annie Taylor Morgan
Windsor Hotel
State Department replies to House on ex Consul Macrum mail
Washington reports the department prepared a reply to the House resolution regarding alleged British censor interference with ex-Consul Macrum’s mail. No official knowledge of interference is found. Macrum shows multiple envelopes with British stickers and a blue consular mail label, with a letter from Cape Town opened and resealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
House
Macrum
Cape Town
Stowe
Consular Service
U. S. Consular Service
United States Government
Qct
Durban
Pretoria
Water Board Report Details Scope of Metropolitan Work
The annual Metropolitan Water Board report notes a pending special legislative committee probe. It details the board’s vast enterprise with 150–183 engineers, about equal skilled staff, and 2500–4090 laborers under contract yearly, 18 contracts, and expenditures around 12 million dollars for construction and land damages, excluding Boston payments, with total spending since 18% at 18,333,861.52 and 2,311,442.67 spent last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Water Board
Boston
Flood Strikes Haverhill Shoe Plant Affects 500 Workers
A minor blaze in the cutting room of Thayer Maguire and Field on River Street set off the sprinkler system. The flood covered all floors and caused about 109000 in damage. The central alarm failed to register and firemen could not locate the source. Five hundred employees lost work, with reopening set about a week away.
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Haverhill
Thayer, Maguire & Field
River Street
Central Station
Addicks Bills Answered by Gas Firms in Court
The defendant Boston Gas Light Company, South Boston and Roxbury Gas Companies, and Massachusetts Pipe Line Company filed answers in the U.S. Circuit Court regarding the suits of J. B. Addicks. The actions concern alleged grievances against the gas entities and pipeline operator in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Addicks
Boston Gas Light Company
South
Boston and Roxbury Gas Companies
Massachusetts Pipe Line Company
United States
Angel of the Hospital Mrs Wheeler Engaged to Lt Fiscus
Miss Annie Wheeler daughter of “Fighting Joe” Wheeler and Lt W W Fiscus of the Nineteenth Regiment announce their engagement. Wheeler, an army nurse, earned praise in Santiago and Montauk for tending wounded, later serving in Manila as General Wheeler’s aide. Alabama honors include a joint resolution and national recognition by the Daughters of the Revolution.
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Annie Wheeler
Joe” Wheeler
Angel of
Philadelphia
Penn
Joe’ Wheeler
Philippines
W. W. Fiscus
Wheeler
United States
Fiscus
Miss Wheeler
Armstrong County
West Point
Santiago
Fort Wadsworth
General Wheeler
Angel of the Olivette
Cervera
Wheeler Hospital
Tampa
Hallet Alsop Borrowe
Korrowe
General Shafter
Olivette
Montauk Point
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Manila
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the Revolution
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
DR. Sharpe
Court ST
H. B. McSonnell
Pelham
Boylston St
Cts
Metropolitan Mfg. Co
A. W. Wheeler & CO
US Oil
Tranover St
American House
Maser
Utah Lines
Chicago
R. C. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Treet Telegraph Company
Mormon Church
Utah
DR. King
DR. King CO
Washington Street
Jordan's
White's
Bank Ghegel
Grugelsts
W. Glove
Gestion
Hatson
Windsor
Bromfield St
Molineux
Peniiemon
Henry Parker
Bromfeld Street
Magram
Congress
W. R
Haverhill Factory
LA NO Reg
White Dental
Washington St
Rh. H. White Co. Lagies
Melville Stoltz
Ess
New York Theatre
Joe
Fiscuus
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